Get Adobe Flash player

CONTACT US:

office@sociobrains.com

Issue 15, November 2015

Georgi Kolev, BULGARIA

Professor DSc, Rector of “Konstantin Preslavsky” – University of Shumen,

Head of Department "Social work" at “Konstantin Preslavsky” – University of Shumen

 

The need to develop profession "Social analyser" within the specialty "Social activities"                                             

Abstract: In a market economy, emerging technologies and ever-changing conditions do not survive the strongest and the fittest - just as in nature. Currently, the labor market is characterized by high dynamics and pronounced sectoral specialization of human resources. Advances in social activities, in line with European trends in this area, develop meaningful professional potential among professionals in this field, which calls for new university degree, to meet the needs of social forecasting and social analysis in social security systems. From there it needs as various government institutions and NGOs. This specialty combines economic and social objectives, provides support for socially vulnerable groups of society, promotes social change - it's specialty  "Social prognostic", which will provide training "Social analyst". The need for disclosure is justified by the Department of  "Social work" at University of Shumen - Bulgaria, the principal author of the article.

Sonya Ilieva, BULGARIA

Professor DSc at Konstantin Preslavsky – University of Shumen, Chief Editor of online journal SocioBrains

 

Referendum, Institutions, Elite                                                                                                                             

Abstract: Restore confidence to the established after 1989 democracy in Bulgaria can be done by putting into practice, promoting important public policy decisions through referendums as a democratic form of governance, maximize national consensus. To hold a national referendum on October 25, 2015 - a second national consultative referendum on Bulgaria, demonstrated the desire of the Bulgarian people to claim their rights of sovereign power. in the country - over 70% of citizens voted "for" electronic voting, a result in itself is a clear indicator of the political institutions and the ruling elite that time is more often listen to his master power - the people. It is however the referendum differentiation from other similar concepts: Referendum, discussion election, plebiscite. It is also necessary to define the role of institutions and the political elite in the country for prrovezhdane a national referendum, which was made briefly in this article.

Dora Kabakchieva, BULGARIA

Associate Professor PhD, PR and Lecturer in Department “Social Work” at Konstantin Preslavsky – University of Shumen

 

Reputation As A Unique Strategic Assets                                                                                                               

Abstract: To master the tools and methods for creating and maintaining sustainable positive reputation of an organization or institution is not easy and light exercise. Reputation management is actually management of organizational behavior, culture and behavior.It is a skill to create a good first impression and perception, to enter into a dignified environment to build their own visual image (which should not differ from the internal content)to determine the correct modes of interaction with the surroundings and objects can be learned behavior, corresponding to the label and norms in formal and informal settings and so on.In other words reputation depends not only on what the product (quality, price) of the organization, but also how this product is available to all stakeholders, by what means is attracted their attention and what terms are welcomed their interests.

Zhivko Zhechev, BULGARIA

Associate Professor PhD, Lecturer in Department “Social Work” at Konstantin Preslavsky – University of Shumen

 

Creative arts therapies in social work                                                                                                                   

Abstract: Creative arts therapies involve the use of the arts—visual art, music, dance and movement, drama, and poetry—to facilitate therapeutic goals. Eighty percent of sensory stimuli enters through our eyes and goes into our brains where it is retained visually, nonverbally. Most of us think, feel, and recall memories not in words but in imagery. These images become a verbal language when we attempt to communicate what is going on in our mind to someone else. The creative arts offer our social work clients a nonverbal way of expressing themselves and communicating their needs. These adjunctive therapies are invaluable in allowing people to express themselves when words cannot.

Neli Dimitrova, BULGARIA

Associate professor PhD at Konstantin Preslavsky – University of Shumen

Pedagogical faculty, Department Technology study and vocational education

 

The Design at the technology education - immanent component of functional literacy                                                

Abstract: Functional literacy is one new concept for the science. It is characterize as property of the personality, form of the technology education. One is at thebasic activities in this education is designing. It is characterize as process at what are the form different abilities.

Nikolay Nikolov, BULGARIA

Associate Professor PhD, Lecturer in Department “Social Work” at Konstantin Preslavsky – University of Shumen

 

Essence And CategoriesOf Social Support System                                                                                                  

Abstract: Social protection of the population is a constitutive element of social policy pursued by the state and an essential component in the overall development of society. Social protection is considered as a system of social measures and assistance, support and services provided to individuals or groups of social services to overcome or mitigate the vital difficulties and maintain their social status, viability and complete adaptation in society. The core of social protection is social assistance. it is an amalgamation of several targeted strategic directions, forming the paradigm for the establishment of social justice and social protection, elaborated in this material.

Svetlana Ignatovska, BULGARIA

Associate Professor PhD, Lecturer in Department “Special Pedagogy” at Konstantin Preslavsky – University of Shumen

 

Parenting - principles, methods, factors. Lecture to students in "Social Activities".                                                     

Abstract: The content of education is a reflection not only of the content of human values, but also of culture in society and its development trends and values orientation to educate entity.The content of education creates conditions for realization of the goals of the subjects in the educational process (Reared and educated person), but achieving them requires appropriate educational content.In this context, the objective determines the educational content and turn it defines the purpose of education.Its principles are: rigor and respect for the individual; individual approach; education through the group; Unity of educational requirements and impacts; accessibility; consciousness and activity; sdistemnost; sustainability. In his lecture define more methods of training and education factors.

Maya Konova, BULGARIA

PhD student at Konstantin Preslavsky - University of Shumen

 

Social Protection Of Bulgarian Citizens By Norms Of The European Social Charter                                                     

Abstract: In Bulgaria has ratified the European Social Charter / revised / early 2000 Through it protect the fundamental rights of European and Bulgarian citizens such as the right to work; the right to fair working conditions; the right to safe and healthy working conditions;right to equitable remuneration; right to organize; the right to conclude collective agreements; the right of children and young persons to protection right of employed women to protection of maternity;right to vocational guidance right to vocational training; right to health; right to social security; the right to social and medical assistance;the right of persons with disabilities to independence, social integration and participation in society; right of the family to social, legal and economic protection and others. All this is the subject of this article.

Rositsa Mihaylova, BULGARIA

Senior Assistant and Lecturer in Department "Social work" at Konstantin Preslavsky - University of Shumen 

 

Nature And Distribution And Consumption Of The Socio-Cultural Wealth In The Society                                             

Abstract: As a kind of social activity is related to the allocation of a certain kind of material goods that satisfy human needs, which inherently have a social character.The distribution of socio-cultural goods is the process of addressing ingredientnite (main component) production and its results in time and space depending on the laws of their movement.The distribution of socio-cultural goods is directly related to fairness, which stems from humane,ethical, moral and other grounds, and refers to the ability of society to equalize the consumption of vital goods between categories and layers in population between territories and planetary regions.

Hristina Vasileva - Kolarova, BULGARIA

PhD student and Lecturer in Practice in Department of Social Work at Konstantin Preslavsky - University of Shumen

 

Organisation of practical work with students of "Social activities"                                                                            

Abstract: The practical work is essential for all students because it is aimed at their complex personal development in terms of mastering specific skills and competencies, such as: motivation for improvement;self-reflection; creative approach to the realization of personal and social problems; pursuit of professionalism; critical to the world; knowledge about the society and the universe as a whole and others. Through practical work, they become more active and interested in learning since they are given the opportunity to apply what they have learned from lectures.This work determines their individual prosperity. At the same time it is an indicator of the development of university education and directions of its development. In this paper presents the organization of practical work with students in "Social Activities" in Konstantin Preslavsky – University of Shumen.

Miloslava Yankova, BULGARIA

Associate Professor PhD, Lecturer in Department “Social Work” at Konstantin Preslavsky – University of Shumen

 

The Idea For Otherness                                                                                                                                      

Absatrct: In material are referred to the concepts of known philosophers of the 19th and 20th century in terms of otherness and the other, with emphasis mainly on the works of Hegel, Husserl, Sartre, Berdyaev, Derrida and others. This indicates that the term "Other" is ambiguous and it can put different content depending on the meaning placed in him an author.

Lyuba Zlatkova, BULGARIA

PhD at Konstantin Preslavsky - University of Shumen

 

Rhytm as a factor for musical genres' manifestation                                                                                              

Abstract: The study analyses musical genres,  the musical means of expression that define them and the correlation between the two. Rhythm is defined to be the fundamental factor for their appearance and manifestation and its role in their historical development is also studied. Dance is presented as one of the primary musical genres in which rhythm organises space and time by means of movement.

Anna Stavreva, BULGARIA

Social Worker at Day center for adult people with mental disabilities, Master student in Management of institutions for social work at Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski”

 

Essense Of The Organizational Culture In Social Work Organizations                                                                       

Abstract: In terms of social work organizations organizational culture brings uniformity in meanings and patterns of behavior and is a prerequisite for coordination of joint efforts thus performed basic regulatory function. Deterministic role is expressed in the design of the organization, it has a socializing role in terms of staff and communicative role both inside and outside the organization. This is of great importance for all organizations, social work, since modern Bulgaria for conditions they operate in a very complex environment caused by political and economic factors that make their work complicated and dynamic. In this context, a "healthy" organizational culture would facilitate their operation.